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Oenothera drummondii, Oenothera littoralis
Beach Evening Primrose
Beach evening-primrose (Oenothera drummondii subsp. drummondii) is regarded as an environmental weed in eastern Queensland and south-western Western Australia, and as a potential environmental weed in South Australia.
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Glory lily, Climbing lily, Creeping lily, Fire lily, Flame lily, Gloriosa, Gloriosa lily, Rhodesian flame lily.
A scrambling or climbing plant with stems growing up to 4 m long. Its shiny bright green leaves are alternately arranged, stalkless, and usually have short tendrils (1-2 cm long) at their tips. Its showy flowers have six large 'petals' (5-8 cm long) that are usually bright red or orange with yellow markings. Their 'petals' have wavy edges and are strongly turned backwards. Its fruit are fleshy capsules (3-10 cm long and 1-2 cm wide) containing many large (4-5 mm long), round, reddish seeds. All parts of this plant are toxic to humans and animals if ingested especially the fleshy tubers.
Coonarr beach Bundaberg
Australia
In the background the Kölner Dom (cathedral). The bridge over the river Rhine is filled to the rim with lovelocks.
Daimon area in Tokyo. A snowy evening. People are finding their way back home, after their working day is over.
Early evening lights shine on the Orangery at Tredegar House in Newport.
Explore #177, 19th February 2014 - Thanks everyone!
So I've been super busy riding, not had time to post lately! Here's a quick iPhone shot from Monday evening!
When it's evening, and the lights of the houses start to show one by one, in the residential quarter. And all return home. And soon will be night.
After a day of light rain. . . .
Golden Gate, San Francisco Bay Area.
Until 1937, there was no bridge spanning this opening to the sea.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Gate
Published in the online newspaper, Berkeleyside!
Editors' choice. . . .thank you!!
A flock of birds gather together near the bird feeder in the garden before it is getting dark. Supper.
noticed the evening sun lighting up these wildflower seeds but still haven't captured the look I was after.
A view across Hickling Broad on a calm evening from our bedroom window, the only sound that could be heard was the honking of he pink footed geese, settling themselves in for the night
EWS Class 67 #67021 leads a hotch-potch of coaching stock forming UK Railtours "Torbay Adventurer" returning to Northampton passes through the village of Rewe in the last of the evening light on Saturday 13th of September 2008.
More combine harvester action, this time, seen in a field near Flecknoe, Warwickshire.
29th July 2019
evening with sound of waves...
@ St. Martins Island. A coral island at the end of Bangladesh territory in Bay of Bengal.
Aspens, Evening Light. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
Colorful autumn aspen trees in soft evening light, Eastern Sierra Nevada.
As the sun dropped behind the Sierra crest beyond the range of this photograph, the light was changing quickly and the scene was falling into shadows. I realized that if I worked quickly I might be able to get set up in time to catch the last bit of light on the foreground aspen grove. I might have been humorous to watch me work in (at least according to preconceptions) in a distinctly non-landscape-photographer mode, as quickly as possible extending tripod legs, attaching lens to tripod and camera to lens, locating a composition, figuring out an exposure and exposing some bits as that last light began to fade.
The aspens in this photograph are a good example of a couple of things that characterized this year’s color season. For one, in many places whole groves seemed to achieve good color at almost the same time, different from the more typical and gradual pattern. There was also quite good color late in the season, perhaps due to a lack of big storms, particularly wind storms.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.